I've just picked up a new Audio Connectivity Module (ACM) which I want to fit to the RRS.

The question is do I do it myself or hire a vehicle electrician to do it for me.

Has anyone done it themselves? Is it a never to be repeated pain in the neck or is it straightforward?

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It's very straightforward as long as you can take the trim off, the radio etc is easy to do. Bodsys Brake Bible
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My dealer fitted mine during routine service....they say 4 hour job but I didn't complain since they didn't charge me.

I saw the installation booklet which looked rather daunting with lots of wires and connectors, also involves removing some plastic trims which I wasn't familiar with.

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For an idea of what trim to remove and how, take a look here:

http://www.rrsport.co.uk/forum/topic28159.html 

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whats the best price as any1 found for a acm as i no range rover want over 300 to supply and seen 260 somewhere on the net